Tasmanian Oyster Co

Fish farm · Bellerive ·

Organic oysters from southern waters, a rare treat.

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shop 5 level 1/31 Cambridge Rd, Bellerive TAS 7018, Australia Get directions

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A Guide to Oysters Around the Globe

"With its coin-shaped shell, the Angasi is native to Australia and is mainly cultured on the Tasmanian coast. Unlike its Sydney Rock cousins, it’s known to be a rather slow grower and quite fragile—a rare treat that’s best to be consumed right after harvesting."

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/features/a-guide-to-oysters-around-the-globe

Tasmanian Oyster Co

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How To Differentiate Oyster Varieties

"With a shell shaped rather like a coin, the Angasi is native to Australia and is mostly cultured on the Tasmanian coast. Unlike its Sydney Rock cousins, it’s known to be a rather slow grower and quite fragile so it’s a rare treat that’s best to be consumed right after harvesting."

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/features/how-to-differentiate-oyster-varieties

Tasmanian Oyster Co

Ben M.

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Quick stop on our way back to Hobart from Port Arthur and what a find! Anyone who lives there freshest oysters on the planet should stop here. Affordable, amazingly fresh oysters and OMG, Tassie Golds; life changing. Worth the one minute detour but I would have driven hours now that I know.

Peter M.

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Just had the pleasure of attending a function as part of the North Festival in Launceston, featuring oysters from Tasmanian Oyster Company. Amazing! Some of the best Tassie oysters I have ever had. And the guys were very knowledgeable and happy to talk about the product.

Suzuko R.

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Wonderful! Look forward to ordering more in the future!